School Of Social SciencesPolicing, Justice and SocietyWestern Sydney University Unit Code: 102318.3
Discipline: CRIMINOLOGY
Student Contribution Band: 4
Level: 1
Credit Points: 10
Equivalent Units
700238 - Policing, Justice and Society; 400294 - Law, Evidence and Procedure; 700129 - Theories and Concepts of Policing; 101565 - Theories and Concepts of Policing
About this Unit
In this introductory unit to policing, who the police are, what they do and the practice of policing will be described explained and analysed. The unit will consider the communities, groups and individuals the practice of policing exposes the police and other criminal justice agencies to. Students will consider and critically think about contemporary strategies and approaches applied to policing practice in the 21st Century. Students in this unit will also explore policing theory and apply it to practice. As this is an introductory unit, a focus on developing students’ academic skills such as writing for university, reading and annotating will feature throughout the delivery of content.
Courses| 1662.4 | Bachelor of Policing | CONTINUING |
| 1719.2 | Bachelor of Policing Studies - Non NSW Police Pathway | CONTINUING |
| 1734.1 | Bachelor of Policing (Leadership Program) | CONTINUING |
| 1734.2 | Bachelor of Policing (Leadership Program) | CONTINUING |
| 1844.1 | Bachelor of Policing | CONTINUING |